Why Red Dead Redemption 3 Has to Happen

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Although Rockstar Games is perhaps most known for the Grand Theft Auto franchise, its most colossal project to date lies with the Red Dead Redemption franchise. To make Red Dead Redemption 2 a reality, the company had to draw from all its worldwide studios, resulting in a total of an estimated 2000 employees working on it. It is also estimated that Rockstar spent half a billion dollars on development and marketing, making Red Dead Redemption 2 one of the most expensive video games ever.

Despite the enormous amount of resources that have been invested in Red Dead Redemption, it can sometimes feel like Rockstar does not give the series the attention it deserves, especially if one looks at how Red Dead Online has been neglected. However, Rockstar simply has to make Red Dead Redemption 3 happen, as the Red Dead universe that has been established is teeming with stories to explore, and there are just no other Western video game franchises of the same scale.

10 Most Heartbreaking Moments from Red Dead Redemption 2

While Red Dead Redemption follows John as he hunts down members of his former gang, Red Dead Redemption 2 explores how a once extremely tight-knight clique rapidly disintegrates, and what becomes of outlaws when the era of the Wild West comes to an end. The games do a good job of telling the story of the rise and fall of the Van der Linde gang, but there are still plenty of unanswered questions that Red Dead Redemption 3 could answer.

A new Red Dead Redemption game could finally reveal the fate of Sadie Adler, one of Red Dead Redemption 2's most memorable characters. The game ends with her parting ways with John Marston and his family, and no explanation of what her future holds is given. Charles' future is left